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More Bad News for COP21 Delegate Mushrooms

The Shrill keep talking about "Carbon Pollution." And when they say "carbon" they are actually referring to carbon dioxide (CO2). There is not even one paper that shows that carbon dioxide, man-made or otherwise, is causing runaway warming. No evidence that Carbon Dioxide is pollution.

The delegates to COP21 should wake up and smell the roses that are fed by vital to life CO2.

London 12 October:In an important new report published today by the Global Warming Policy Foundation, former IPCC delegate Dr Indur Goklany calls for a reassessment of carbon dioxide, which he says has many benefits for the natural world and for humankind.(GWPF - link)

Indur Goklany has done a careful job, collecting and documenting the evidence that
carbon dioxide in the atmosphere does far more good than harm. To any unprejudiced
person reading this account, the facts should be obvious: that the non-climatic
effects of carbon dioxide as a sustainer of wildlife and crop plants are enormously
beneficial, that the possibly harmful climatic effects of carbon dioxide have been
greatly exaggerated, and that the benefits clearly outweigh the possible damage.
I consider myself an unprejudiced person and to me these facts are obvious.

But
the same facts are not obvious to the majority of scientists and politicians who consider
carbon dioxide to be evil and dangerous. The people who are supposed to be
experts and who claim to understand the science are precisely the people who are
blind to the evidence. Those of my scientific colleagues who believe the prevailing
dogma about carbon dioxide will not find Goklany’s evidence convincing.

I hope that
a few of them will make the effort to examine the evidence in detail and see how
it contradicts the prevailing dogma, but I know that the majority will remain blind.
That is to me the central mystery of climate science. It is not a scientific mystery but a
human mystery. How does it happen that a whole generation of scientific experts is
blind to obvious facts? In this foreword I offer a tentative solution of the mystery......

One Extract from Dr Goklany's Paper:

Evidence for enhanced plant growth

That carbon dioxide is plant food has been known since the publication in 1804 of
Nicolas-Théodore de Saussure’s Recherches Chimiques sur la Végétation. Thousands
of experiments since then have shown that the majority of plants grow faster and
larger, both above and below ground, if they are exposed to higher carbon dioxide
concentrations. The owners of commercial greenhouses routinely pump in carbon
dioxide so as to enhance the growth rates of plants, and the optimal level for plant
growth is considered to be between 700 and 900 parts per million (ppm), roughly
twice today’s ambient concentration of 400 ppm.

And yet "carbon Pollution" will be bandied around COP21 by delegates - misinformed delegates.

And as Dr Goklany points out:

“Unlike the claims of future global warming disasters these benefits are firmly established and are being felt now. Yet despite this the media overlook the good news and the public remain in the dark. My report should begin to restore a little balance.”

Delegates? Mushrooms come to mind.....Kept in the dark and fed.........

Repeat:

Yet despite this the media overlook the good news and the public remain in the dark.

Sir Henry Fraser has an impressive CV.
Barbados' newest knight, retired university professor, Dr. Henry Fraser, received the Accolade of Knight of St. Andrew, in the 2014 Independence Day Hours. Sir Henry Fraser was named as a result of The Knighthood of St. Andrew being bestowed on him for his outstanding contribution to the medical profession and representation of Barbadian culture, especially in the area of its architectural history.Sir Henry, a medical practitioner by profession, has worked for many years as a lecturer in medicine at the University of the West Indies and now serves as an Independent Senator in the Barbados Parliament where he has gained an outstanding reputation for his work on the historic treasures of Barbados.

He has received a plethora of other awards, including the UWI’s Pelican Award, Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary International and the Gold Crown of Merit (GCM) in the Barbados Honours of 1992.